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2006 REPORT TO LISTENERS NCPR STATEMENT OF PURPOSE: North Country Public Radio informs, enriches, and connects the communities of our region… on air, online , in your community. credibility purpose fairness respect diverse perspectives shared questions unitycommu From the mind…a commitment to lifelong 91.3 Alexandria Bay learning, fairness, accuracy, honesty, substance, 89.5 Canton credibility, purpose, and respect for the listener. From the craft…a love of unique human voices, voices that are conversational, authentic, intimate; an attention to the details of music, sound elements, language, pace. NCPR staff share core values– these values inspire and shape our work. From the heart and spirit…idealism, humor, civility and a belief in civil discourse, generosity, inspiration about public life and culture, and the power to seek and find solutions. seek solutions shared responsibility find solutions 2006 Report to Listeners 2 Station Manager FROM ELLEN ROCCO adio is magic. Even Einstein Smith, Sandy Demarest, June Peoples, Kelly thought so. He explained Trombley, or any of the other NCPR staff. The voices radio by drawing a map of magic-makers. This report to you is about the creativity the U.S. with the head of a work our people do every day of every year, cat in California and the tail thanks to your support and encouragement. conversation in New York, unconnected by a body in the middle. This Some people have said it will be a miracle if Rgap he called the magic of radio. In 2006, we succeed in creating a $2 million permanent the magic of radio—and the internet, as fund for the Adirondack News Bureau, and shared stories well—is alive and well at NCPR.
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